Lawrence County Garden Council Flower Exhibit May 26
Mrs CN Renee and Mrs Clar phee Hunt lead the Lawrence County Garden Council spring flower show Make Mine Country Style scheduled for Tuesday May 26 at Trinity Episcopal North Main Falls. Exhibits open to the public from 10 to 5 with entries due May 26 and judging after 11.00 a.m. One entry per exhibitor.
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CN. Renee
Clarphee Hunt
Harlansburg
Goee Cian Ilha Basket
Bertian Wining
Dour” Chass L-Hosarth
Vine
Fliwerey Fethten D—Grindma
Udall Crete
Dawa
Oa Wi
AML
Ghesing Countil Mar SealOne Ecepu
Pan
Comtessante
Confessed Bank Robber Seeks Early Jail Term
A confessed bank robber in Ramsey County jail St Paul awaits sentencing he faces up to 20 years and a 5000 dollar fine for robbery. If prosecutors pursue kidnapping charges for forcing an assistant back cashier to act as a messenger he could face the death penalty.
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Ramsey County
St. Paul
Baughman
Seniors to hear Dr Galbreath Sunday night
Organ recital marked the Baccalaureate program with Dr Galbreath as organist for the evening. The Class of 400% in rinvers will hold commencement on Tuesday evening May 26 at the Cathedral. The program features Mendelssohn and other choral and organ pieces during the service led by Dr J Paul Gretam and the Concert Choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edius Toeeminn
Gillie Ve Cy
Mendelssohn
Spay Graken
Jesus
Paul Graham
Teanoll Regen
J. Paul Gretam
Josue
Begramareate
Geneaicti¢N
Choral Benedicion
Paul
Grenam Recesslanes
Seven Assaults by Red Troops Fail Over North Korea
Sabrejet pilots tangled with Red jets over MIG Alley in northwest Korea destroying one enemy plane and damaging others. Nineteen B 28 Superforts braved bad weather and heavy ground fire to bomb a Communist troops and supply base near Slnanju. The strike happened shortly after midnight with fighter escort and flak filling the skies as bombers delivered close support.
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Mig Alley
Korea
Nava
Baml
North Korea
Slnanju
Wade
Pombers
Baccalaureates Across Seven Schools Sunday May
Seven high schools announce May Sunday baccalaureate services. In Plain Grove Hessmer Presby Church Rev E Chester Crabt delivers address at the high school auditorium. Crave City College pastor Dr Pater Ho Monsma speaks at Crave City. Wampom high school hosts 2 pm service with Rev Will Harper, Pentecostal pastor, as principal speaker.
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E. Chester Cratb
Hessumer Presbyterian Church
Lawrence
Clack
Plain Grove
de. Pater Ho Monsma
Crave City College
Auditorum
Willi C. Harper
Pentecostal
Warp
Truck And Four Autos Figure In Collision
A truck and four autos were in volved in a collision on West Weslington Street near the P RR driveway at 4 08 p m yesterday. George W Bunell of Pennsylvania Avenue was arrested for driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated and information was lodged against him at Alder town Margaret Orres office. The crash caused extensive damage as the vehicles wedged together. traffic was stopped and later released as officers handled the scene.
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Weslington Street
P. RR
George W. Bunwell
Pennsylvania Avenue
Aldertown
Margaret Orres
Larry Orchibone
Shensanga
West Washington Street
Washington Street
Shenango Street
Bennell
Rush E. Stoner
Knox
Anna F. Reynolds
Post Office 2
Osert
Fuliterson
Cecil ‘Avenue
B.D
Hich
Salvatore Culeto
West Park Way
Occhibone
H. Richards
V. Cubells
Bunnell
Man Arrested for Passing Worthless Checks in New Bethlehem
Simon Cunfer, held in New Bethlehem, Pa, is identified by a local photo as the man who passed a phony check at a merchant establishment. Police Captain Nick Cu Amang confirms Cunfer is suspected in four other check forgeries in the area. He reportedly fled to predicaments in Wawned City and New Bethlehem, with Captan Cubellis later fired. Further details come from Al Sterman James G. Brice.
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Simon Cunfer
New Beth- Nehen
Fins
Ar la
Nick Cu Amang
New Bethlehem
Captan Cubellis
Alsterman
James G. Brice
Birth Announcements From Local Hospitals and Homes
Birth notices list several newborns with parents and addresses. Details include a daughter for George Hecka Thar and Mrs. Artis Army on May 2, a son for James Milnes on May 4, a daughter for Thomas Fra bola on May 22, a daughter for Donald Keil on May 22, a May birth for Pele D Ambrosi, a child for Howard Siney on May 23, and a son for Eimer Linehan on Highland Ave.
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Airs
Pele D'Ambrosi
Blanchard Stynsan
Howard
Siney
Hox
Enon Valles
Eimer Linehan
Highland Ave
Flood Waters Wash Out Bridge In Lawrence County
Heavy rains isolate a family as flood waters wash out a bridge and cut access to a farm. Streams rise to tank level after day long rains on Friday, with others returning toward normal in Lawrence County.
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Lawrence County
Deaths Of The Day Scott W Collins 84 Elkwood City
Scott W Collins aged 84 of Elkwood City died in Jameson Memorial hospital after a weeks illness. He was born February 28, 1008 in Scott Township Lawrence County, son of the late Washingt and Mrs Collins. Survived by two sons Narmelt Collins and Everett Collins, nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Two sons Charles and Frank preceded him in death. Services Tuesday at 2 pm from Cunningham funeral home East Washington and Chestnut with Rev William Holmes officiating. Interment Mt Termon cemetery. Friends may call tonight and Sunday 7-9 and Monday 2-4 and 7-9.
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Scote W. Collinx
Scott W. Collins
R. di
Elkwood City
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mt. Termon
Pam
Beaver High School Class Night Theme School Daze Shown
Triday evening in tus school Auditorium. On 26 sectors of North Beaver township high school had their Class Night program School Daze was the theme for the program packed with fun. The senior chorus sang School Days and the program included slides Grade School Memories by James Hasper. The Green and White class seniors were featured with humor, skits, and a Fortune Teller's Booth preview. The class song was by William Gwin and George Oain and Graduation closed the evening. Miss A Martha Matthews is class advisor. Baccalaureate May 24 and Commencement May 27 at 8 oclock in the school auditorium with Rev C Coburn Sweet officiating.
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Tus
North
Beaver Township High School
Antolen
Rome
James Hasper
Tack Seltzer
Ing High School
Paul Kenny
William Gwin
Jack Seitzer
Yeferer
Dick Hopper
Gale Kabel
Warner Giles
Barbara AleKinney
George Oain
A. Martha Matthews
Rita Slavkowiil
Connie Namil
John D. Patterson
Kenneth Craig
C. Coburn Sweet
Moravia. Presbyterian Church
International ceramic expert visits Universal-Rundle lab facility
Dr William son from Melbourne Australia and principal research officer at CSIRO visits Universal-Rundle's McAfee Laboratory in New Castle. He tours the lab and plant with Universal-Rundle researchers praising facilities and planning further collaboration. Williamson will also visit Pennsylvania State College during the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal-Rundle Corporation
W. Keith McAfee
W.amsan
United States
Talion
Williamson
Melbourne
Australia
Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organia Fio
Universal Rundie
McAfee Laboratory
A. Lydahnsen
Universal-Rundle
New Castle
A. Pe Kneeht
Clyde M. Whittaker
St. Pal Baptist Church
Universal Rundle
Toyr
Cevanne Ring
Pennsylvania State College
Special program by New Castle Afro-Americans in Mahoning Ave Mission
A program is set for Sunday May 24 at 2 20 pm in the Mahoning Avenue Mission with Mrs Queenix Holiday as sponsor Elder T Griswold of Beaver Falls will be guest speaker. The Royaltone Gospel Singers will perform songs and Pastor Elder James Blackwell will oversee the event.
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Mahoning Avenue
Queenix
T. Griswold
Beaver Falls
Royaltone Gospel Singers
James Blackwell
Hea Bound Pageant Set For Sunday at Secon Baptist
Senior Missionary Society of Secon Baptist Church sponsors The Hea Bound Pageant Sunday at 7 pm at the church. Rev C L Alexander of First Baptist Wampum will speak at Union Hoplish church Sunday at 3 30 pm. Opening the tenth anniversary of Pastor Rev C Moore Sunshine Kensington will join the Elm Street W C A. meeting with Mary McHannon as hostess. Caryle Ferguson led the program and lunch was served by Carrie Ferguson Dana Davis Gene Pondeater Elizabeth Thomas. Mrs Lamoree hospitalized after a fall fracturing her leg at home 411 Lea sure Avenue admitted Friday after noon.
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C. L. Alexander
First Baptist Church
Wampum
Rev. C. Moore
Sunshine Kensington
Elm Street
W.C.A. Willus
Hoss Moore
Liss Group
Mary McHannon
Caryle Ferguson
Carrie Ferguson
Dana Davis
Gene Pondeater
Elizabeth Thomas
Lamoree
Emma Lamoree
Lea
Sure Avenue
Jamasok Memorial Hospital
Dirs. Lamoree
Charles Weaver Jr Dies In New Jersey
Charles Weaver Jr died in Elizabeth New Jersey after a lingering illness. He was a World War II veteran, husband of Ruth Loy Weaver, and a New Castle High School graduate. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. from White funeral home in Chester Pennsylvania with interment at Lawn Crest Cemetery Chesley.
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Charles Weaver Jr
New Jersey
Charles W. Weaver
Nymer
New Castle High Schion
Young Weaver
Eliza
Jbeth
Ned
Ruth Loy Weaver
New Caste
Chilton Hill
Clin‘ton Place
Elizabeth
White Funeral Home
T. BE. Reliden
Third and
Norrig Street
Chester
Lawn Crest Cemetery
Chesley
In Memoriam Sawinay G Cravath A Loved Husband
In quving memory of our deals we lovent husband, father and grand father Sawinay G Cravath, who passed away two years ago today May 28. You have eit behind a memory A savou r too great to be told. Your memory will never aro and those who loved yet wife, sons, daughters and grandchildren miss you dearly.
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Sawinay G Cravath
Ik Lu
Card Of Thanks For Kindness After Loss
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy during the loss of our wife and mother Mrs Wales Koxcluskny kinder words and beautiful flowers from Mr Stanley Konchiska and Daughters.
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Wales Koxcluskny
Family thanks for kindness after father's passing
The family of DenJambie Budzowski thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy during their time of mourning and for donations made to assist the children and cars donated in memory of the father.
In Memoriam Thanianery at Maula Naaray G Cracritt
A memorial note honors Thanianery ot my deed ik Maula Naaray G Cracritt who passed away yesterday. The brief tribute expresses grief and remembrance for the deceased and notes their longtime association with the community.
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Thanianery
Cracritt
Castleton Rotary guest day at Senice High School
Monday program at noon features Senice High School honor students as guests. Cal Rose to deliver the day’s address with Gene Tavries and Clare Book coordinating the event and a later speaker to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton Lreliow Rotarians
Senice High School
Cal
Air Force Sticks to Atomic Bombing Fleet Policy
Gen. Nathan F. windig asserts long-range bombers are as accurate as attack planes and the Air Force will maintain its atomic bombing fleet. He voiced the stance in a Dallas war address, denying a shift toward low-level attack aircraft despite Navy pressure during the 194? bomber program.
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Washington
Mar
Nathan F. Windig
Air Force
Navy
Firemen Memorial Service at local church
A Sunday evening memorial service will honor departed firefighters. Rev Thomas J Jones of the Congregation at 10 Bask Reynolds Street will deliver a sermon with the theme The Burning of the Bel-Jaws during the service. The event remembers fallen firefighters and observes their memory.
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Vorveer Firanen
Baan
Bask Reynolds Street
Thomas J. Jones
Memorial note for Joseph Recheck Jr fading in OCR
Fragmentary obituary fragment notes the death of Joseph Recheck Jr two years past. It expresses sorrow from his mother father and siblings with unclear phrasing and stray exclamations.
Lightning Destroys Central Elizabeth Brick Building
A lightning bolt in Elizabeth New Jersey caused a morning blaze that destroyed a two-story brick structure housing 16 units including a market and office, inflicting about 1 million dollars in damage. Two people were slightly injured as nine fire companies fought the four hour blaze and continued dousing ruins. Smoke drifted toward Newark as responders remained on scene.
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Wlizabenil
Nady
Elizabeth
Rgden
North Jersey
Cobernational Business Machines Cart
Newark
New US Ambassador Arrives in Japan on President Wilson
John M. Allison, 48, new United States ambassador to Japan, arrived in Yokohama aboard the President Wilson and urged Japan to join with America as partners in world citizenship. He succeeds Robert D. Murphy as Far East adviser to General Mark W. Clark. Also, 12-year-old Charles Campbell of 410 Kills Avenue broke his left leg in a playground fall and was treated at Jameson Hospital.
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John M. Allison
United States
Japan
Takryn
America
Mr. Allison
American President Lines
President Wilson
Yokohama
Aagon
Secret of State
Robert D. Murphy
Mark W. Clark
UN Far East Commando
Charles Campbell
410
Kills Avenue
Jameson Hospital
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DenJambie Budzowski
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